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Results for planets
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Are there craters on Jupiter?evan_au0188
Are all the planets in the solar system the same age?Mariana6644
How are locations in space described?JennyGracie2296
How did scientists measure the mass of the Earth and other planets?chris8982
What is better to colonise, Venus or Mars?opportunity363251
Why has there been no planet formation where the asteroid belt is located?Stevie Bain21063
Are the spectrums of the Sun, Moon, Jupiter, Saturn etc. similar?xersanozgen2984
With an astronomical clock, how can I find the angular position of the planets?homebrewer0856
QotW - 16.04.05 - Can two planets share the same orbit?system137392
Could we mine other planets for gold and diamonds?RRR1631999
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